Technical documentation precision

Ensure technical documentation is precise, accurate, and correctly formatted to prevent confusion and improve developer experience. Focus on these key aspects:

1. Fix broken links and references: Update outdated paths and ensure all links point to the correct documentation sections. ```diff
   • memoized
   • memoized ```
2. Correct syntax and formatting errors: Verify code blocks have proper closing tags, backticks, and XML elements match correctly. ```diff
   • A provider using useSearchParams() without `, triggering CSR bailout
   • A provider using useSearchParams() without <Suspense>, triggering CSR bailout diff
   • </urlset>
   • </sitemapindex> ```
3. Fix grammatical issues and missing words: Review for missing words in comparisons and incorrect grammatical constructions. ```diff
   • This limits prefetching to routes the user is more likely to visit, rather all links
   • This limits prefetching to routes the user is more likely to visit, rather than all links diff
   • With PPR is enabled, a page is divided into…
   • When PPR is enabled, a page is divided into… ```
4. Clarify technical behavior and limitations: Explicitly state when features have specific constraints or behaviors. ```diff
   • Next.js will automatically determine the intrinsic width and height of your image
   • When using local images, Next.js will automatically determine the intrinsic width and height of your image ```
5. Remove artifacts from documentation drafting: Check for URLs or references from documentation creation tools. ```diff
   • Disabled Prefetch
   • Disabled Prefetch ```
6. Add explanations for complex concepts: Include sufficient explanations for technical concepts like caching behavior and component relationships.

Following these practices ensures documentation remains a reliable and frustration-free resource for developers.